The women’s soccer market continues to grow at an exponential pace. The record transfer fee was once again broken, with Chelsea spending $1.1 million to acquire Naomi Girma. As the transfer fees go up, player salaries will start to go up as well. It’s appalling to think only one player is a millionaire off of their salary alone, but that will change in the next few years. If you’ve ever wondered what the top players in the world get paid, look no further. Here are the highest salaries in women’s soccer in 2025.
Aitana Bonmati – Barcelona ($1.1 million)
I don’t think this should come as a surprise to anyone, considering she’s now a two-time Ballon d’Or winner. The Barcelona superstar is only 26 and entering her prime which is why her salary is where it is. This right now is the standard for women’s soccer. Until a player better than Bonmati comes along or a club gets a big cash infusion, $1.1 million seems like a figure that may stand for the next year or two before someone surpasses it.
Alexia Putellas – Barcelona ($670,000)
Prior to Aitana Bonmati becoming the best player in the world, the title was held by Alexia Putellas. Putellas won a Ballon d’Or to go with 30 trophies won over the…
